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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

If all the reports are to be believed enough
natural gas has been found within few miles
of indianapolis to supply several large cities.
If the rurnors are to be relied on. too. it will
be'piped to indianapolis Sin the fullness Of
time" Let us have patience and faith but
in the meantime, the Anderson company
seems to be the one that means business.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

MRS. FRANK LEsLIE's statement to New
York newspaper report ed that she had not only
discarded the Marquis de Leuville but had de-
clined the matrimonial offer of Prince while
on her recent trip abroad is. perhaps, a business
woman's artful way of having it understood
that she might consider favorably the addresses
of an American sovereign"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

THE fact has been disclosed that the clerk
of the Saco, Me-, bank, who recently went to
Canada with $500, 600 of the banks funds re-
ceived salary of Sc week. Bankers should
make a note of this circumstance. It may
be set down reasonable proposition that
it really isn't safe to conide the combination
of the vault to any salary of less
Ahnn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

LOOK out now for flowers, and fruit and
maudlin sympathy for the condemned An
archists from women of uncertain character
and feather-b Drained men. All these things,
however, will not erve to make martyrs out
of brutal murderers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

INVESTIGATION shows that Commissioner
of Pensions Black has been picking out the
easiest cases on file for adjudication in order
to show large amount of work done and
pensions granted. This is the work of small
beer politician.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16
Our Bosses.
T,afayaffe Couriel

Lafayette Courier
From the published reports in the lndianapo-
lis Journal it is somewhat difficult 10 determlns
just who that city belongs TOW neither TO Col.
Iobnson If straetcar notoriety. to Mr. Sim
Coy. Both these disring uished gentlemen seem
to have peculiar grip on the municipality
which is known in polite sporting circles as
OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

The high-bred cow, the fat hog and the
bloated pumpkin are having their innings
these bright September days. The county
fair is the event Of the year that makes it
worth while for these interesting farm
products to have attained perfection.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16
Might Have Held Out Longer.

Phila deiphia Press. -, ~.
The schedule of the estate of Harper. the Gin
cinnati Napoleon of finance. shows 81 ooO, QUO OF
liabilities and So geo OF assets The assets are
amply large enough to support the theory that
Mr. Harper expected TO swim along day or two
longer without being found OUT
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

MEM for newcomers to the city who wish
to obtain any legal privileges from the Coun-
ty Commissioners: First see Sim Coy and get
an order on the board. Nothing goes without
his approval
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

THE dedication ceremonies of the Ohio
monuments at Gettysburg were impressive
and interesting in the highest degree. The
address of Governor Foraker, the principal
one of the occasion, was eloquent and admir-
all
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

THE fact that the Distilers' Association at
Cincinnati decided to collect So, 500 'for i'm
mediate use in Tennessee" shows how anxious
.hey are to get the saloons out of politics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

THE decision in the Anarchist case is tri-
dangerous foreign theories, which comes just
in time to give an added zest to the centen-
NAL celebration of the Constitution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

TT may be worth while to notice that on the
question of temperance legislation there is no
step backward. The New York Republicans
follow in the wake of Indiana as to the method
of regulating the drink traffic.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

OF course the Coy gang will not attempt
any tally-sheet forging in the city election
the public mind is too thoroughly aroused
pow-but they will stop at nothing short of
that to secure their "vindication."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

If the Duke of Marlborough doesn't like the
American interview he should stop his paper.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

SIM Coy owns the Democratic candidate
Tor Mayor by the right of discovery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16
A Disgrace to the state.

Rushvilie Graphic
The removal of DIR. Fletcher superintend-
emit of the Insane Asylum is disgrace TO tbs
State.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16
The Bitter Fruits.

Richmond Palladium.
The fruit grown from Green Smiths usurpa-
ton last winter. which prevented necessary leg
islation, is now beiEg eaten by considerable
number of the Democratic officials at the State
capital and pronounced by them to be
tremeIy bitter. The Treasurer of State, doubt.
full about his right to pay certain salaries and
expenses, for which no appropriations have been
made. submitted the matter to the Attorney.
general, who has given an opinion fully fortified
by citations of law. in which he says there
seems to be provision for the payment oil
1.-The clerk and messenger of the Governor, tho
clerk of the Adjutant general, the janitors fol
the State Offices generally. the watchman fol-
the State Librarian, the messenger for the SUI
preme Court the military contingent fund of
the Governors nor for the general office expenses
of the Governor, Secretary of State. Auditor OF
State. Treasurer of State, Attorney general,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, State
Librarian, Bureau of Statistics, aud Supreme
Court but it is lawful to pay for their necessary
furniture, fuel and postage" While all these
have to suffer. Green Smith, who caused all ths
trouble. careful to secure his own phy ana
two dollars more than due him. And fol
this he is now asking to be made Governor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-16

Telephone Calls.
Business Office. 23S Editorial Rooms -242
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-08
GONE MAD.

G. w. Hayden was arrested, charged
with being insane. He was tried by Il
jury this forenoon The verdict was
that ii was not necessary to place him
under restraint and he was discharged.
About 19 o'clock he made raid upon
fruit stand on East Main street and
was in the act of doing damage to a child
when he was driven off by parties. A
deputy sheriff and policeman got on
his trail and soon overlook him He
was cutting all kinds of capers, and
throwing kisses at every lady he met.
The officers arrived in time to prevent
any damage
Hayden's wife, in her testimony this
morning, said he was out of humor last
night and made some trouble but she
didn't think he was insane, and was not
afraid of him; but there can be no doubt
on the question now. Hayden is insane.
He is the man who had the two dogs
on exhibition minus their two fore legs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-08
WRECKED TRAIN.
Missouri Pacific Passenger Train Over
High Trestle Near Hillsboro.


From passenger on the train, Just ar
rived in the city, the HERALD gets the
particulars Of a frightful wreck and mar
row escape from repittion of the late
Vermont horror, which has not yet been
published.
Yesterday morning. at 500 o'clock.
while the north-bound passenger train
was crossing a creek seven miles north of
llillsboro, the track parted, and the
smoker, ladies car and sleeper all turned
somersault over the trestle to the
ground fifteen or twenty feet below the
track. The express and baggage car was
thrown across the track, and The engine
and tender ran on over the ties into the
bridge, the tender leaving the trestle
at the entrance to the bridge and hang
ing over the trestle suspended by its coup
ling with the engine. The bridge was
badly torn and damaged by the engine.
There were about eigteep passengers
in the sleeper, eighteen in the ladies
coach and less than dozen in
the smoking car. All were badly
shaken up, and nearly all
received slight and some very painful
wounds, but none were seriously hurt.
The butcher boy was about the worst
hurt, and it was thought for awhile that
his internal injuries were fatal The col
ored porter had an ugly cut on his head,
from blow which, elsewhere, might have
proved fatal Mr.. Phil Stephenson,
journalist of West Texas, was slightly
bruised up. The wrecking train reached
the place about s o'clock, conveyed the
passengers all back to Hillsboro, aud
then repaired the road 50 the evening
north bound train could pass IL The
wreck all the lamps were eXtinguished,
and the stoves remained closed, other
wise the horror of fire would have been
added to the disaster.
Our informant says many amusing
things occurred, which caused much mer
riment after the first alarm was over. A
poodle dog was sent whirling through
the window, and it was some time before
the bereaved lady found her pet, buried
in the mud outside. Then in the sleeper
Mr.. Gosling and wife, ofNY., occupy
ing one berth, were thrown into a,berth on
the badly frightened male occupant. But
the shock was so sudden that the situa-
ton was not fully realized and Mrs. G..
exclaimed: "Oh, my! There's man in
our bed. mo, you are mistaken; you
are in my bed, was the quiet response.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-08
Last week to ray county taxes.

In this issue appears the announce
mcnt of Mr.. Sigmund Loeb as a can
didate for reelection as aldermaHsfor
the Fourth ward. Mr.. Loeb hhs no
opposition, and he deserves to be
unanimously elected. His ability for
tic position is inquest oncd. AS
a member and chairman of some of
the most important committees his
work speaks for Itself Progressive,
conservative aud economical, he will
strive TO represent the best interests
of his ward.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-03-08
Pianos for Rent.

Both new and secondhand ones. and
the amount pa d allowed to apply upon
the purchase if afterwards bought; at
c. II. Edwards, 7SS and 735 Main
street
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23

2eip3is. Der Stabtratb bat bic
,~waussweile @inuerEeibung ber Srtf@aft
gonneuis in bic Stabtgemein6e bean>
trcgt, neil biefetbe f9 weigert, bie
BOIfbeiauff9t I'm 2eiptiser &atbboIje,
bas auf bortiaer 9emartnna Iiegt, an
iben. Die Sta6t uinf9t Bite gfnpers
Ieibung pom gonnewis aud nod befon>
bers besbaIb, neil S@Ia@tboE @asz
anifalt u. /. ID. auf g~onnewiSer @ebtet
Iieaeu, QeipIis aIfo mad gonnewis
Sfeuern be3a5Ien muB.-@egen fortses
iester brutaIer 8ebanbIuug ibrer beiben
Stteftin6er 1T bic 6ebamne 6eibe aus
@an3ig 3u 6 Wouateu GefdnautB uers
urtbeiIt worbeu.
Q6btau. Sn SoIae bes auBerses
w6bnIi1en 3uwa5ies ber Beu6Itetuug
1T bic biefige 6ir9e IA tIeir seuorheu.
unb man befAdftigt ft9 tn allen 6reifeu
NIT Der Auffnbuus Der b~eu6tbtsten
Weittel 3ur AbbiIfe. Der @emcfuberath
bat ietnerfetts ben an Der @eruerfraBe
neben benz YfGrrbanie beIegeneu BIGs
sum Bdue zines ueueu eDGngeIif4en
@~ottesbaufes uueutseItIt@ 3ur Bers
figuns sefselIt.
Reuftabt 3. ct. Cine sefdbrIi9e
gfnbre9erban6e, beftebenb aus ben
Steinbre9ern 6riebri@ AIuiu 5Gutf@
nnb 5rtebri9 @uffau 66bue aug Oberz
ottenborf unb benz S@u5ma@er 6riebr.
sIDtn SenfeI aug 2augenburtersborf,
wurbe pom 2anb9eri9t IN DRESDEN 81 6
betw. 81 uub II Sabreu 3u9tbGus uers
urtbeiIt.
4bRringt1@e Gtaatett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23

Magbeburg. Ser Sergeant
S9warBIofe pom biefisen Riiraifer>Res
eiment Ro. Z wurbe weseu 5ebIeret,
nliIitdrif9en 9iebftabIs In Is 6dueu
un6 Bstruss pom 6rieasseri9t ;ur Aus>
ifoBung aus benz Deere, 3idbrisen 8ers
Iuft Der birgerIi@en gbrenre5te nnb 4
Sabren 3u9tbaus uerurtbeiIt.
@%tsIebeu. Betm 6amfters besw.
Standardization bat f9 ber Bief5e
gtnwobner @erntde bur9 unuorf@tigs
teit f9wer bur9 cine 3u frib I~os9ebenbe
2abung YuIuer uerIest.
6aIIe O.. 9. Seit efniaer Seit
wtrb Elm b~etanuter bieffger Tubrberr
permist. Do 4 a ote SapteIe befei6eu
a1 Saaleufer aufgefunben uHb cine
@a9ridt iber TIN bis berte nt4t einses
sanseu TIT, nturmt man an, bag bsr be-
ba~uernswertbe Rann uesen ctnes tor
perIiGen 2eioens ben Cob tn ben WeIeu
sefu9t uno sefuuheu bat.
5etItgenfabt. Die &esirruus
cat ben btefseu 5rauSistGnern BITE Rii6s
tebr IN TIRE RI5ffer seffattet.
Bt terfeIb. Der E6pfer S9tnte
uurbe auf benz biefseu EeiGwGlle pom
einem tInbetauuteu 8e@Ofeu unb an
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23

Z ssit br gutOe6uns bes getrOIeurus
In BeunfuIuanfen wur6Cn bort Mnb IN
ben ansrsnsenben Diffritten SO. 600
BchrI59r Gegraben NIT etnem RofcHs
aufuanbe nom 5000, oOO, 900. 8as
~uertaufte Del bat etnen @eTib pom
$500, 0O0. 900, 70 baB ber ReiHsewinn
$500, O00, 900 betrdet. Der RuteH,
weIGen BITE ,StanbGrbsO cLsgompdsnie1
aus 6em getrOIeum stsbt, TT gar uiat
gu f9dseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23
SIN 8ubapef ffarb

8ubapef ffarb i'm
YoItBeigewabriam ber Rutf4er @iebds
Der betruuten eiugeIiefert worbeu mar.
Ots Settiou Der 2ei9e ersab, baB 6er
Mann an etueur S&dbeIbru@e sefforben
fsdr. WeaH bate TIN NIT bteier Iebeuss
eefdbrIt@cn Berwunbuu9 ctnseiperrt rnb
Fts eaHu ui@t meter urr TN eetnnns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23

] BIrtbure. Der Stationsbiener
@eors @irtburnnu wurbe g Der Aus
tInae Der fdbrIdfisen Bodybuilding
elmer gifenbobnsg ouifion freisepro9en,
neil &c ua9mies, bag er ~ Stunten
lang ununter6rodeu Dtenf sebabt bate.
- Der ~e5emaLige Dieuer BEL Der biefgen
BantfIiaIe, Sob. gbrifian 8tsan, Der
im 6ribItnae biefes Sabres 3wei @eIb>
briefe NIT 283 unb 26s DtGrt unteri9IGs
gen bate, wurbe bierfir 3u 7monaIi@er
@efdnguiBfirafe uTurtbeiIt. - Wegen
Meinei6s erbielt Der iuspsnbirte 2ebrer
@eorg giGboru Q Sabre 6 ROnate Su@ts
baus.
gberu. 6ier bat elm ~24idBriger
Bnb einen 2id5rigen nit einem SiuIu1ers
niauustLObeu erf@Iagcn.
Bambere. 5ter paffrte Bet Der
Snfpetticn bes l.. nldnens5tegirnents
6urd @eueraQieutenant 5rbr. D. Sreps
berssgHenbers 6as 1lusIi6. bag etuise
rlIanerr ffirsteu, nobel etner, wabrf9etns
lid fnnerIi@ uerIest, IebIos uou YIase
a~.fraaeu werben uru6te, wdbrenb Elm
s~rueiter bur9 eineu Pferbctritt am Obers
fiefer f@wer uerIest. sIet9faas dr5tIi@er
BebanbIung unterItegt.
gbam. Der Is Sabre alto Sobu
bes 6auptIebrers Slid entwenbete benz
Baueru B. Seer pom Rasba6 eiutae
Rfri&en. Beer 5i@tiste nun ruegen bie<
fes Mutbuiaens ben iuu9eu Meuf@en
berart. 6aB bieiem IN 6OIse Der rbGIte>
men 8erIesunsen unb Qnetf9nnsen Elm
6ns oberbaIb bes 3uieseIentes abseuOms
men werhen uu1Ete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23
50 CLAUDE Or. artburIs faets Fs

SD CLAUDE Oh, Mrt6urI4 foote Il,
teiLs, .iett CLAUDE i9 DR.
Wilbur Id9eIte, nber e mar ein
xd9eln 0rentenIofer Bftterfsff. NIT ben
&C bieien eraen Feutis bee Bertrarms
feiner @attin empfine, IN ban Rouenfe.
no er fs aufsab.
Der Rebel fdn8t On a. fallen fnate
&C abbre9en0, .unb and Der St1lrm
f@eint R9 far einiee Riunfen ~ Ieoen.
Dir miidsn bas bennken, nm ktnab,ns
tomuten; unten TN EbaIe fnb MIR ees
l9nst nnb errei&en In ugnieen Mfuufen
bsn Ya9tbOf, no ma nns hoffentTi&
eiuen @aeen Iefbea tann. @ilR On
mir fOIsenaS
Der Bes mar fell un6 f&lapfris;
aber AttBur fGien bente MN esuniaI
iefne game Ratur D~nIeueuen Al woleu;
&C f9ritt fef uu6 k@er bereabwdrts,
wdbreno gu9enie In ibrm tinlen
S4uben uab Iangen 6Ieibem, bur& ben
WeoHteI nod me5r IN ihren Beweenneen
asbinbert, foum uorudrts fdreifen
tonlte. gr fab, taB Ct i5r su Ollie
tcunuien muEts, aber NIT einem bIoEsn
Nrmbteteu net es ouf hiefem @cae
Mot eetbon; IT muBte fe nptsae6runaen
umfaheu, wenn BITE Ollie aberbanvt
etwas riSen foute, un6 las - gina bod
ui@t. Oer @atte f@euie f9 birr, fss
ner Gattin einen Dienf ~ Ieifen, ben
CT ieber 6reunbm ssIefffef bdtte, un6 mas
leee 6rembe inter bielen umaduben ms
beoentli9 ansennmmen bate, bos ians
oerte bic 6rau bier pom ibrem R0nne
Gnbunebnlsu; fe bebte Ieiie aufommeu,
ais er mad tursm 26aern f9IiesIi3
bog nen AIm um fe legte. 6eines pun
SeIoen fpro& EN- Bort mdbrenh bes
gou5en ma etwa Sebn Rinntea boaerIls
ben Weses, aber gueeniens AntEis
wurhe tuHlrr bIeiGer Bet iebem S&ritt,
ben ne uisberwdrts thateu. Sie f6ien
6 nun etHmaI niat ertraaen Al t6unel,
boB hiefer Arm fe umfaEte, Bag fe f&
Guf hieie S@nIteru faken mnste, 70
n0be, boB fem Atbem fe beribrte; unb
bod IIet@tcrte er ibr has BetnIi9e Der
Situaticn 70 uieI ais m6eLi@. Ri9t
Gin ein3iser Bid fieI ouf ffe; fetne game
AuEmertfdnteit idien Guf ban &eg aes
tte5a0ts eCt o1SAutI8S SVt9lelI uuO tIDs
fi9t efOrbGtes i0Gtea he n:6t Beibe
btnabsIeiteu. AbeT bic 3ippsn bes iunaen
jeieten trot aIer &uhe bod
bas uerrdtbeiii6e Su6eu, unh
ais Ct, unteu eusslanet, nit einer1 ties
fen Nufo:6mm fetne 6rau aus ben armm
IicB, ba fab man beuiIi9, bag q BET
Oieier feltfameu RrOmenase ni9ts Uenis
ger ais rubis gcwcfeH mar.
Swif9en ben 8dRnieu beruor f9ims
nerteu bcreits BITE 9cbduhe bes BG&ts
5ofes, UHb Baffig, ais miEten fe nm
Ieeeu 8reis bas fernere Alcfnfein abs
'irSeH, f9Iuseu 8eibe ben @ss hortbin
IN. rIsber fe Gin brauifen BE 6rhbs
.in9sfIrme, unb pben Guf Der 66be
-este f9 Der RebeI wiebcr blot um bic
Tame IN Canine nes BaIbes, bic lire
f&irEenh iber 3uei Reni&m
russebreitet battle tn Der Stunhe, non
'er bic Serafosen a5dbIen: vEas f9
"a fnbet, has stb6It S~ulanzHieH fir TN.
ner, unh mas f9 DG treHnt, bas trennt
i9 fir BITE guigteit!H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23
WAeSnpfaIs.

gpufeiu. Anf ber Sasb mad
6ibnern f@o6 6ier 9err Daniel Softer
pom 2nbuigsbafen ben a6erer 2nbwss
Taffne pom Ne6rnorf, Der btnter et1cm
GSehhf& ffanh. Sie 8erIetuugen 6efes
ben fnb ni&t srfdbrIi9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23
HbHrjnGtf1e Gtaatett.

Reiuiugen. BON efnem @erafte
Der TIM uuIbau beFubIi@eu Stabttir&e
feI bur@ nuuorf@tistett zines Arbeis
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-09-23

Goldberg. Ger Ban zines
S9Ia9tbOfes f@rettet 1Iftis uorwdrts.
Oett benz Aufbdu ber bort au erriGteuz
ben 9ebdube lift sIei95etttg Der SGu
elmer Bride iber cen r8ertboI6sfuB@
in HrnriH nenpn1men mprben.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-15

tribe who mistOok his Lserdship's asss
viii have t. pay for thsir twnoEapcs
wish an sausioB Of blood. Tke nasivss
Of Africa shosId havs learned By this
time thss missionaries Of The established
OhnrsA u EDRianA are meant 30 nG1Fe
81 table - g.esfs not n uaeata, and we
have hstis aympathy for HE sAastiss-
nsns which their bIsndeF vii suFeiy
entail on then.
From the pillars Of HersuIss 70 the
Cape Of Good Hope, and from Mozam-
biqus 10 Timbactoo. everything In
Africa jasa Eow IL in 3 state Of mild
fermenf, Which 10 heightened rather
than iessened By the prssenea Of the
element Of sivflizstisp. A company Of
Italian soldiers has heen annihilaked in
the dominions Of PrsstsF John. whieh
viii attract 20 thai eountFy an anoant
Of attentisn the late subjscta Of Kin&
Theodore could very yell dispense With.
Lastly, 1t IL announced that large dis
eoveries Of gold have been made 10 the
TFaHsvaal. which are attracting 10 that
rspablis advsntarers from al lands.
The quartz veins are said 70 be Of pro-
digious extsnt and richness, and In one
instances 300 pounds Of rock yielded
l4s oanees Of the precious metal. The
SheIba reef "a said 20 be the richest In
the world, before whish the RIoTies Of
the osmsteek and BsndiRo must pale.
There are, It appears. an Immense con
course of people en- the ground. ST
sEsetsd thitheE BY the agri saeya Iames--
next 10 wemaB, the moss powerful
Ioadstoue 10 the worid. Great things
In tbs way Of diamonds have come from
South Africa already. and We should
INST 81 all be surprised 10 hear Of the dis
eovery Of nugge, 10 match the famous
Porter Rhodes stone. The Transvaal,
formerly Dutch republic, vas an
nexed 10 the British possessions by Sir
TheopIlus Shepstone, late High Gem
missioner Of the Cape Colony. IL Is q
very long way of-lies 10 the RoFth Of
Natal, and intrenehes on the doninions
Of his late sable Majesty, Oetswayo.
The Importance Of the discovery OF
gold there cannot be exaggerated. bat
from the Heterogeneous population Of the
place Beers. Britons and Zalus mostly
we sarmise that the lines Of the pio-
neeT cannot fall 10 very pleasant places.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-15
EMmeSs BLAINE.

The Posi- IETELLIaENCER received
with great satisfaction the announce
msnt Of Mr.. Blaine's promotion to the
responsible position OF General Freight
aud Passenger Agent OF the Chicago,
Santa Fe a California Railway Com.
pany. Mr. Blaine, whs 10 new in the
employ Of the Chicago a Northwestern
a. Assistant Freight Agent, has proven
himself 20 be more than the son OF a
great man. He had the good sense TO
come West and the determination to
accept humble place among industFi-
oas linen. That position be has flled
sreditably, giving evidence Of superior
business ability and demonstrating his
freedom from aristooFatio snobbrry
which ruins 80 many young men Of dis
lineuished parentage. The position TO
which be has been advanced is a very
important one, giving him rank With
The leading railway neA of the country.
The PosT'iSrELLIeESoKR predicts for
EmmoRs Blaine an eminently successful
career. a career which will be the resul.
81 an industrious, honorable life-and
Rot gained because Of his name.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-15
TnK IASp 81 sAM.


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